FDIC targets Keystone directors in Waynesburg case
The FDIC names four outside and five inside directors of FNB Keystone plus McConnell Church Graham and others as defendants in a Waynesburg case alleging breach of fiduciary duty and civil conspiracy. It seeks jury trial and relief, noting Keystone was closed in 1999 with $1.1 billion in assets and FDIC losses around $750 to $850 million.
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FDIC
FNB Keystone
Julian Budnick
Michael F Gibson
Louis Pais
Andres Rago
Bank
Billie Cherry
Terry Lee Church
Michael H. Graham
Melissa Quizenbeurg
Philip C. Petty
McConnell
Hermie Church
Hog Pen Enterprises, Inc
J&i Construction Company
JLT Enterprises
Keystone Hardware
C&h Ranch
Marbil, Inc
HC & TC Trust
Dolores Hughes
Bill and
Wendy Pack
Tammy Fisher
Larry Fisher
Herman Fisher
Judy Kahl
Waynesburg
Victor Budnick
Kotak Rock Law Firm
Michael Lambert
Alan
D. Strasser
Herman
Keystone
FNB
OCC
Ank
Church
Church Cherry
Graham
Hog Pen
Stadium officials discuss multi-sport use at Mitchell Stadium
Crabtree outlined facilities for softball tennis and baseball beyond Mitchell Stadium while Lefler noted Mercer County Parks and Recreation uses from auditorium to park facilities. Negotiations with Mercer Board of Education and Tazewell County Schools continue as officials seek cost based on per game usage. Mitchell Stadium recently benefited from an $800,000 grant from the HJ Shott Jr Foundation.
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Crabtree
Mitchell Stadium
Mercer Board of Education
Tazewell County School Board
Lesler
Tazewell
Con
Don Hodock
Tazewell County
Charlie Simpson
Central Office
Lester
HJ. Shott, Jr
Bluefield
Emory Mitchell
Homework Habits Emphasize Finishing Before TV
Parents in Princeton Mercer County stress structured after school routines for kids. Kristen Alls Wallace notes snacks and supervision for Jarred and Kellan before homework. Susan Peyton’s son Tommy and daughter Ashley illustrate limited screen time and routine. Elementary supervisor Sharon Dyer urges set times, parental involvement, and quiet study spaces to reinforce lessons and ensure review of completed work. Access to libraries and references aids learning.
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Kristen Alls-Wallace
Princeton
Jarred
Kellan
Ashley
Sharon Dyer
Mercer County
Dyer
Weather patterns shift with jet stream, crops sway
Rainy conditions in August boosted water tables and pasture but hindered planting and drying for hay. Officials note regional variability with jet stream changes. farmers fear a tough winter while Indian Summer may briefly bring warmth as patterns drift.
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Utive
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Princeton
Blackwood
North Carolina
Noguerra
Kimball War Memorial Restored Hope for Future Generations
The Kimball War Memorial, first built after World War I by the McDowell County Commission following a petition by African American veterans, was gutted by fire in 1991. A restoration committee formed to rehabilitate the structure aims to preserve its role as a pioneering memorial honoring Black veterans who served in World War I. About 1500 African Americans from McDowell County served in the war, showing their sacrifice for future generations.
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Kimball War Memorial Restoration Committee
McDowell County Commission
United States
McDowell County
Byrd
Kimball War Memorial
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Southern WV Alzheimer’s Association
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